Fred discusses men attempting to escape military duty by jumping out of the vehicle taking them to their army barracks. He compares the landscape of Illinois to Michigan, concluding that he prefers Michigan. Warren also explains how he fainted before he left Jackson, MI, because he was in a top bunk breathing in the "impure air" of all the soldiers' breath below. Fred goes on to describe the men's dislike of a Methodist preacher, who they complain takes up too much time with long prayers.
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